Sunday, March 01, 2009

You really have to look to find "The Pleasure is Mine @ Harbor Point" in Mill Valley. There is a small sandwich sign at the entrance to the Harbor Point Tennis & Swim Club, but once you turn down the drive, you just have to figure it out. However, if you see these doors in the building behind the tennis courts, you'll know you've arrived.

I decided to try the Fresh Crab & Lobster Melt with melted Swiss cheese on sourdough bread. It was fine, but not my favorite rendition as it seemed to have a 'deviled' quality to it. I like my crab a little more 'au naturel'. The Caesar salad that I chose as my side (there is quite a variety of side choices) was quite good.

I didn't take this through the glass, however this is the approximate view from my table. It was quite pleasant.

And these birds were fun to watch.

On the way there, I snapped some other photos of the view. This was the Strawberry side of the water over the Richardson Bay Bridge.

Looking back down the road from near this spot, Mt. Tamalpais is quite imposing.

My car's navigation system decided rather than stay on Seminary Drive until it merged near the restaurant entrance, that I should take a shortcut over the hill, near the theological seminary the larger road was named after. I didn't mind as the view from there is stunning.

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Anna lives in Mill Valley California and enjoys writing about her food and travel adventures in and out of Marin County.

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